man, its soo hard to test features on this bot when i keep hitting that API limit....
added in Current Bets in, Paid Out, not paid, and a P/L % so the user can know where he is at (all based on current games of course).
would it even be useful to know all games, and just have them flagged as active / inactive? I think it would be nice to know for a user how their total P/L is.
Topic: BitPonzi.Net - Offline - page 16. (Read 34755 times)
DNS resolution error?
Working here. DNS is hosted by CloudFlare.
DNS resolution error?
Where would you like it sent?
13Z2uVrwpVRMkTdi6nwpBAGC19vg9ANj3J
Thank you!
.25BTC sent to 13Z2uVrwpVRMkTdi6nwpBAGC19vg9ANj3J
Any reviews on the beta UI? I posted it last night from my phone, but I'm not sure if anyone used it.
http://beta.bitponzi.net/
Like/dislike? It probably didn't work very well with the server almost frozen earlier. You might not notice it at first, but it does AJAX updates, so you never have to refresh the page
http://beta.bitponzi.net/
Like/dislike? It probably didn't work very well with the server almost frozen earlier. You might not notice it at first, but it does AJAX updates, so you never have to refresh the page
Impressed with it.. looks good and seems to work well, if a tiny bit slow atm. Only thing I would point out is that the "Fixed" column as it stands is not too clear with just the small checkbox. Perhaps a colour filled square/shape or something would make it easier to distinguish at a glance. Keep up the good work.
Where would you like it sent?
13Z2uVrwpVRMkTdi6nwpBAGC19vg9ANj3J
Thank you!
We are back.
And incredibly fast at the moment. It doesn't even seems to be a WinSlow box. Let see how long it takes to crowl again.
I am observing other rounds and the behaviour is being the same: 1) there is no way to get a deposit address due to the error, and therefore there is no way to keep playing; and 2) once the time is lower than 0 the round doesn't seem to realize it has ended.
The problem seems to also afect the performance of the server. While trying to generate a new deposit address and before giving the error, which takes a while, everything else seems to be much slower. I try to open the main page or another round in a different browser instance and it takes very long (usually it's very quick).
The problem seems to also afect the performance of the server. While trying to generate a new deposit address and before giving the error, which takes a while, everything else seems to be much slower. I try to open the main page or another round in a different browser instance and it takes very long (usually it's very quick).
How many BTC did you send and to what address? I"ll send it back if I can find it.
I think the round was called something like diduhe or similar. I think the addreses were;
1FKmeTTnqpYLAkqfq8Esfw4xPPozAKuhb4 (http://blockexplorer.sytes.net/address/1FKmeTTnqpYLAkqfq8Esfw4xPPozAKuhb4)
and 178Qyhtf36HnCvSQ82KgzGWdU7yLTkCkTd
(http://blockexplorer.sytes.net/address/178Qyhtf36HnCvSQ82KgzGWdU7yLTkCkTd)
It wasn't much, so it's not worth it if you have to spend too much time finding it.
Where would you like it sent?
We are back.
looks like it's back up.
Intermitently. The "Website Offline, No Cached Version Available" message keeps showing up, but it goes away and the site works after a couple of reloads/a few seconds.
Works great on my chrome.
I've tried it in Chromium and it also seems to work, although I prefer the AJAX-free version much better. I'd hate needing to keep Chromium (which I very rarely run) open for the game, also.
I am observing other rounds and the behaviour is being the same: 1) there is no way to get a deposit address due to the error, and therefore there is no way to keep playing; and 2) once the time is lower than 0 the round doesn't seem to realize it has ended.
The problem seems to also afect the performance of the server. While trying to generate a new deposit address and before giving the error, which takes a while, everything else seems to be much slower. I try to open the main page or another round in a different browser instance and it takes very long (usually it's very quick).
The problem seems to also afect the performance of the server. While trying to generate a new deposit address and before giving the error, which takes a while, everything else seems to be much slower. I try to open the main page or another round in a different browser instance and it takes very long (usually it's very quick).
How many BTC did you send and to what address? I"ll send it back if I can find it.
I think the round was called something like diduhe or similar. I think the addreses were;
1FKmeTTnqpYLAkqfq8Esfw4xPPozAKuhb4 (http://blockexplorer.sytes.net/address/1FKmeTTnqpYLAkqfq8Esfw4xPPozAKuhb4)
and 178Qyhtf36HnCvSQ82KgzGWdU7yLTkCkTd
(http://blockexplorer.sytes.net/address/178Qyhtf36HnCvSQ82KgzGWdU7yLTkCkTd)
It wasn't much, so it's not worth it if you have to spend too much time finding it.
Strange. What browser is it exactly? I did most of the testing in Chrome, but made sure it worked in IE and Firefox as well.
Uzbl.
Any reviews on the beta UI? I posted it last night from my phone, but I'm not sure if anyone used it.
http://beta.bitponzi.net/
Like/dislike? It probably didn't work very well with the server almost frozen earlier. You might not notice it at first, but it does AJAX updates, so you never have to refresh the page
http://beta.bitponzi.net/
Like/dislike? It probably didn't work very well with the server almost frozen earlier. You might not notice it at first, but it does AJAX updates, so you never have to refresh the page
Will you also leave the old version working simultaneously? I'd appreciate it. I like it much better than the AJAX version, which doesn't seem to do anything at all (at least in my browser, Webkit based).
Strange. What browser is it exactly? I did most of the testing in Chrome, but made sure it worked in IE and Firefox as well.
Works great on my chrome.
Any reviews on the beta UI? I posted it last night from my phone, but I'm not sure if anyone used it.
http://beta.bitponzi.net/
Like/dislike? It probably didn't work very well with the server almost frozen earlier. You might not notice it at first, but it does AJAX updates, so you never have to refresh the page
http://beta.bitponzi.net/
Like/dislike? It probably didn't work very well with the server almost frozen earlier. You might not notice it at first, but it does AJAX updates, so you never have to refresh the page
Will you also leave the old version working simultaneously? I'd appreciate it. I like it much better than the AJAX version, which doesn't seem to do anything at all (at least in my browser, Webkit based).
Strange. What browser is it exactly? I did most of the testing in Chrome, but made sure it worked in IE and Firefox as well.
Also, permalink isn't working.
Again, anyone willing to contribute 4btc to a mini-massivejackpot game? I'll put in 6.
Again, anyone willing to contribute 4btc to a mini-massivejackpot game? I'll put in 6.
Any reviews on the beta UI? I posted it last night from my phone, but I'm not sure if anyone used it.
http://beta.bitponzi.net/
Like/dislike? It probably didn't work very well with the server almost frozen earlier. You might not notice it at first, but it does AJAX updates, so you never have to refresh the page
http://beta.bitponzi.net/
Like/dislike? It probably didn't work very well with the server almost frozen earlier. You might not notice it at first, but it does AJAX updates, so you never have to refresh the page
Will you also leave the old version working simultaneously? I'd appreciate it. I like it much better than the AJAX version, which doesn't seem to do anything at all (at least in my browser, Webkit based).
ineedausername,
go to the services section, post the bitPonzi.net API page, and ask for web developers that have css / jquery / ajax experience. The job will be to create a functional javascript implementation of bitPonzi, using the available methods. This will likely require some rudimentary knowledge of generating proxies in php xml > json etc.
I will personally pledge 10 Bitcoins for a functional css/js framework.
Additionally, as we discussed via PM, we should engage a number of graphic designers on the forums. Ideally, each designer will be from the country or region in which the graphics / ui elements are intented. If it's the .jp version, a Japanese graphic designer is constracted. If russian, a russian graphic designer is contracted etc.. Ideally, the graphic designer will also provide a cogent translation of site and rules text.
For the graphics, I pledge 2 to 3 Bitcoins per site.
I'd also like to centralize a list of all the Bitcoin sites that take advertisement directly, as well all of the Bitcoin based advertising platforms currently running. It would be a good idea to also identify markets that are currently underserved by Ponzis, and advertise on their forums as well. Overclockers.ru, for instance.
As long as there's a mechanism for rev share to the feeder sites from bitPonzi.net, where each site has a referral code, then marketing in each region is pretty straight forward and most importantly, it's paid for.
Community thoughs and suggestions?
-Jonathan
go to the services section, post the bitPonzi.net API page, and ask for web developers that have css / jquery / ajax experience. The job will be to create a functional javascript implementation of bitPonzi, using the available methods. This will likely require some rudimentary knowledge of generating proxies in php xml > json etc.
I will personally pledge 10 Bitcoins for a functional css/js framework.
Additionally, as we discussed via PM, we should engage a number of graphic designers on the forums. Ideally, each designer will be from the country or region in which the graphics / ui elements are intented. If it's the .jp version, a Japanese graphic designer is constracted. If russian, a russian graphic designer is contracted etc.. Ideally, the graphic designer will also provide a cogent translation of site and rules text.
For the graphics, I pledge 2 to 3 Bitcoins per site.
I'd also like to centralize a list of all the Bitcoin sites that take advertisement directly, as well all of the Bitcoin based advertising platforms currently running. It would be a good idea to also identify markets that are currently underserved by Ponzis, and advertise on their forums as well. Overclockers.ru, for instance.
As long as there's a mechanism for rev share to the feeder sites from bitPonzi.net, where each site has a referral code, then marketing in each region is pretty straight forward and most importantly, it's paid for.
Community thoughs and suggestions?
-Jonathan
Posted
Yes, we will probably need better advertising as well. I like your idea of going to overclocking forums.
I am observing other rounds and the behaviour is being the same: 1) there is no way to get a deposit address due to the error, and therefore there is no way to keep playing; and 2) once the time is lower than 0 the round doesn't seem to realize it has ended.
The problem seems to also afect the performance of the server. While trying to generate a new deposit address and before giving the error, which takes a while, everything else seems to be much slower. I try to open the main page or another round in a different browser instance and it takes very long (usually it's very quick).
The problem seems to also afect the performance of the server. While trying to generate a new deposit address and before giving the error, which takes a while, everything else seems to be much slower. I try to open the main page or another round in a different browser instance and it takes very long (usually it's very quick).
How many BTC did you send and to what address? I"ll send it back if I can find it.
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